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Three SMU Deans Reappointed To Five-Year Terms
The academic deans leading SMU’s Lyle School of Engineering, Dedman School of Law and Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences have been reappointed to serve in their positions for an additional five years.
Camps
ESD Offers Campers Week at Wolf Run Ranch
When it comes to summer camps, The Episcopal School of Dallas has students covered.
Camps
Camp iHope Offers Freedom, Family, Fun
Each June, campers skim the trees in Anna on a zip line, canoe the lake water, climb the rock wall, and forget about cancer for a week.
‘R Is The Roughest,’ But Not The Only Hard Sound
Cynthia Gould and Michelle Marlow have found a way to impart pronunciation tricks even when a child is not in the middle of a face-to-face session.
Highland Park student makes racist remarks towards rival lacrosse player
A Highland Park student is apologizing after making a racist comment on social media.
Camps
It’s Normal To Feel Homesick
It’s not uncommon for first-time campers (and even second-and third-timers) to experience homesickness.
ESD student-athlete target of racist remarks
A Highland Park student is apologizing after making a racist comment on social media. The student, Highland Park sophomore Skyler Carter, directed the comment at Gabriel Letcher, a sophomore lacrosse player at Episcopal School of Dallas. Letcher is African American.
‘Roughing it’ on Campus: A University Park Tradition
Camping out on the school grounds has become an annual tradition for University Park Elementary families – one where students don’t mind the extra hours on campus.
St. Mark’s Freshman Photographs Troubled Borders
With politicians debating border security and immigration, a curious St. Mark’s School of Texas ninth-grader picked up his camera and headed to Brownsville.
SMU Brings New Way For Students to Get Across Campus
The previously banned scooters were brought to campus with the help of the student body and student government.
Faith
Local Teens to Host Party in the Park Benefit
The event began seven years ago when six high school girls had the vision to create a new family-oriented event to raise community awareness and funds for Reconciliation Outreach
Hyer Faster Stronger Fun Run Returns
Last year, the race was attended by 500 runners and walkers and was an instant success.
HPISD Boundary Rezoning Committee Formed to Create Study
The new boundaries will go into effect for the 2020-21 school year.
SMU Concert Presents Three World Premieres
SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts will showcase three world premieres by internationally acclaimed choreographers
SMU Spring Dance Concert Presents Three World Premieres
SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts will showcase three world premieres by internationally acclaimed choreographers
Preston Hollow Women’s Club Raising Funds for Digital Marquee
The club has raised $22,000 toward the $30,000 goal.
Camps
A Camp For Children Who Like To Make Things
Inventors get the red-carpet treatment from the National Inventors Hall of Fame and then play starring roles in a summer camp curriculum.